Really upset...
#101
[quote=Bev]
right there with ya on that....
Originally Posted by angieh1964
i would have caught him and snapped everyone of his little fingers like twigs on a tree...just kidding }
I like the finger snapping thing.
:lol:
I like the finger snapping thing.
:lol:
#102
I have followed this for a while. My guess is that he has been punished enough. I kind of think that you think so also. Little guys and girls need love and guidance, and you have already worked through your troubles. God bless you, and the little guy.
#103
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Originally Posted by marsye
SEND HIM HOME!!!!!!!! :thumbup:
Then maybe I would see if he would like to get involved in learning to sew. I think all men should have that skill anyway. It can always be useful in life.
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Originally Posted by Lucille A
I have followed this for a while. My guess is that he has been punished enough. I kind of think that you think so also. Little guys and girls need love and guidance, and you have already worked through your troubles. God bless you, and the little guy.
#105
Originally Posted by Lucille A
I have followed this for a while. My guess is that he has been punished enough. I kind of think that you think so also. Little guys and girls need love and guidance, and you have already worked through your troubles. God bless you, and the little guy.
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Originally Posted by Pam
Darn, ripping is never fun, but I am glad you caught it right away.
I would take that kid right outside and kiss him, a great big, fat sloppy one right on the face in front of his friends! My kids KNEW this was going to happen to them, they HATE that, works everytime.
I would take that kid right outside and kiss him, a great big, fat sloppy one right on the face in front of his friends! My kids KNEW this was going to happen to them, they HATE that, works everytime.
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Originally Posted by JJs
Originally Posted by bearisgray
I would have had unkind thoughts about the child's upbringing/parentage and behavior.
(This is assuming the boy is "normal" - absolutely no offense is meant with that comment - I do understand/realize that some slack has to be given for some conditions/situations)
And seen no humor whatsoever in his messing with the project.
(This is assuming the boy is "normal" - absolutely no offense is meant with that comment - I do understand/realize that some slack has to be given for some conditions/situations)
And seen no humor whatsoever in his messing with the project.
if SHE could/can do it, then there's no reason so called normal kids or adults can't do it
she was in special ed all through school and worked in a sheltered workshop for awhile until we took her out...
That's the main reason I don't buy a lot of lame excuses - I have a handicapped person in my home and she does fine -
I've never expected her to do something that I know she can't but there's no whining "I can't" before even trying...
and absolutely no "I didn't know, I didn't mean it, I was just joking" for stupidity or ignorance or meaness -
apparently people don't expect anything out of anybody anymore - awwww, poor little kid, he didn't know - yes he did, especially at ten...
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